Sentence examples for optimisation of existing from inspiring English sources

If legacy applications require optimisation of existing processes.

The technological and economical pressure in production engineering requires an optimisation of existing production processes.

There is a high potential for the optimisation of existing processes and in the design of new tubular centrifuges especially for the separation of nanoscale materials.

The main challenge is not only the implementation and usage of technologies, but also the optimisation of existing local instruments, processes and frameworks to efficiently support the implementation of energy strategies in communities.

The model for the comprehensive utility system can thus be used not only in the analysis and optimisation of existing power production facilities, but also in the design of such facilities.

There is a real need to determine a suitable description for dielectric exclusion for use in membrane modelling for the ab initio design and development of new membrane separation processes and for the scale up and optimisation of existing processes.

Application of the model is concentrated on optimisation and exploration of existing and new control strategies for controlling refrigerant discharge-pressures in retail refrigeration systems, where air-cooled condensers are being utilised.

The optimisation of an existing chlorthalidone separation was chosen as case study.

This paper describes the optimisation of an existing basidiomycete molecular toolkit through the development of new versatile vectors.

Furthermore a detailed description of the results obtained in an application for optimisation of an existing soil washing plant with respect to reduction of waste is given.

Optimisation of the existing ANN is analysed: (i) by training the ANN also on very low values of the overtopping discharge: (ii) by the set-up of an architecture consisting of a classifier-quantifier scheme; (iii) through the modification of the weight factors included in the boot-strapping resampling technique.